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The Many Ways Fossils Help Decode the Subsurface

From determining how rocks correlate to reconstructing palaeoenvironments and palaeotemperatures, which is relevant to the petroleum geologist, fossils are of great significance to science and industry While there are lots…

The rock doctor

How often do geologists bring a helicopter to land these days? How much time do most professional geologists spend in the field? Probably by far not as much as John…

A consolidation in exploration

More than 1.2 billion barrels of reserves, low operating costs of around 3 $/boe, electrification of almost all operations and a breakeven cost of approximately 10 $/boe: Lundin Energy is…

Representing Geoscience for Over 200 Years

Will the oldest Geological Society in the world continue its mission and if so, where will its home be? The Geological Society was inaugurated in 1807 at a dinner at…

The core of Svalbard

Svalbard is a geological outlier in Norway, as it is a place dominated by sedimentary strata rather than igneous and metamorphic rocks as is the case for the Norwegian mainland.…

Petex 2021 off to a good start

“How is your hobby, Phil?” That’s what Phil Kirk heard from his colleagues a few years ago when CO2 storage projects were being discussed. A quick rewind to the present…

The prime UK networking event

With a technical programme packed with high-quality talks, an exhibition space for industry operators and service companies and a whole range of fringe events, this three-day event organised by the…